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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24

1t is easy TO be nobody, and these are
the ways to do it! Go to the drinking sa .
loon to spend your leisure time. You need
not drink much now, just little beer or
some other drink. In the meantime play
dominoes, checkers, or something else to
kill time, SO that you will be sure not to
read any useful books. II you read any
thing, let it be the dime novel OF the day.
Thus go on keeping your stomach full and
your head empty, and yourself playing
time killing games, and in few years you
will be FIRST class nobody, unless you
should turn out a drunkard or profes-
sonal gambler, either Of which il worse
than nobody. There are any number Of
young men hanging about saloons ust
ready to graduate and be nobodies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24
The Choerfui Farm Kitchen

A spacious farm kitchen, when there's
clean and loving mother presiding over
it, is about as pleasant as any spot on
EARTH The great stove with its cheeriully
singing kettle, the smooth painted floor,
the braided rug for mothers feet, the dear
little squeaking rocking chair in which
she knits and sews, the geraniums and
petunias and other easy growing plants in
the windows, the big long table--with
plenty OF room for everybody and some TO
spare--on which are severed such meals
as only "mother" can prepare. Ali we
are sorry for the poor child that does not
get life start in such room, II ia to
this big pleasant atmosphered kitchen
that the children can look for comfort and
pleasure in this growing November wea-
ther. There is school, TO be sure, but
night sets In almost as soon as school clos.
es, and in the hours between four o'clock
and bedtime something mnst be done for
the child whose natural, healthful cry is
for something to do
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24
A Grand Thanksgiving

That was memorable Thanksgiving
when, IN the early spring Of 1893 Colum
bus returned from his frs, voyage Of dis
oovery to Paos, aud bastened to meet thi
Spanish soyereigns ut Barcelona Colum.
bus was msn Of faith. "Goi made m,
the messenger ofthc new heavens and th,
new earth. " be said in his old age, 'ant
told me where TO fad them" II was this
patriarchal faith that inspired him u
weigh the earth. aud to travel the I'M
known seas.
Paos throbbed with excitement as the
banner Of the cross aGd crowns OF Coum-
bus rose above the wave. aud streameud
into the haebor The bells rung. On
landing Columbns and his crew went ia
the principal church, accompanied by the
whole population, and offered up solemn
Thanksgiving for the success of tho expe-
detion.
Columbus FASTENED to Barcelona to meet
the court. His journey was triumphal
march
1t was the middle OF April, the month
Of nightingales aud flowers. Columbus
entered the city amid music, bells aud
shouts Of triumph Ferdinand aud lsa-
bella, seated under superb canopy. re-,
ceiyed him as yiceroy rather thau an ad-
miral. and requested him to relate to them
the history of bis voyage. He did so, sur
rounded by the Indians whom be had
brought with him, with their gay pumes
anl offerings Of tropic birds and fruit.
As he ended his wonderful narrative
there arose a burst OF music, and bore
away to heaven the thoughts Of the sover.
eigns and mobiles aud people, already thrill
ed and melted by the most marvellous tale
ever told OF human achievement, 1t was
the chapel-choir OF Isabella.
"We praise Thee, oh God we acknowl-
edgn The to be the Lord; all the earth
doth worship Thee, the Father everlasting
The majestic Latin hymn swept on. un-
til it reached the sublime words:
"Holy, holy, Lord God of hosts, heaven
and earth are full of the majesty Of Thy
Gloryl"
The great audience was filed with costa
tic devotion. 1t was perhaps, the most
happy moment Of Columbus life this first
thanksgiving for the new world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24

were once more imprisoned "fon know
my story now. my darling; IL ! though.
that you could -that you eould that yen
would"
BLESS you she won't mind. broke ia
upon us ia hearsply confidential tones. and
sprineing up We faced ronnd toward the
window whence came the startling sounds
Mikes protecting arm was round me in
an instant. and Polly, swinging violently
head downward from The ring inside the
cage,shrieked aloud; Hannah Hannah
you don't MUD, do you y
And this time didn't
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24
II You Wouid be Happy.

Keep your temper
Gain little knowlcdge every day.
Make few promises, and speak the
truth
Give foil measure and weight with
jus. balance.
Consent 10 common custom, bat not to
common folly.
i,e cautious Of bsIieyiug IN. bat more
cautions ol reporting u.
Have courage TO wear your old clothes
until yon can pay for new oees
Think Of Heaven with hearty purpose
aud strong hope 10 get there.
DO good 10 all, that thoa mays, keep
thy friends aud gain thiae enemies
Count your resources; fad ous shat you
are not ct for. ani gige up wishing for H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24
Telegraph Supplies!
Al
j. N. Hard's Drug Store.

ksunssss ksasys. Esys switch Boards. wir
G~sss<sefs fss1lsues wife. Insaistors snc
bsstkets. Cfsvfeo, Battery elsnplsfss siso essrs
copfsfs ssa siacs. Gail asa get ptices t<f0ss
pafehAsaEs si.~~bsrs IN. RAkD.
ksaetssssf. W.. Afgil en-. 1894
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24
VOLUME VII.

fow Of them take The trouble 70 own cattle
Tho majority pretcrring 10 bay beef alrea.
dy slaughtered aud cut MP from the ira.
ders' Their lives arc spent 10 lying a.
round under tcnss aud shauiies, eating 10
repleiion, and iilhag their blood with i'm
pnriiies which are helping TO still further
reduce their numbers, They have no
faith 10 white physicians, and their own
medicine men have as much Influence "a q
hundred years sgo,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24

~ f~Nsn cf ~ criysi ssition riD~s rvkton 10 f4
opal Rvs itst - SAicAgn and reasinHtsss lines at
terphisai f'ntt rst tusk and vest ts tfs
oHiy tn2Gie Hx w a a tsansre.inenat sysfsn
whith tartt ard tsltai@s sFs and trse ln ether
csge-rtisn hsf~esn the Atlantic nd Iartfr-
The iek is.sna n Ala line ana hfsAers tnea6- CIT
eAx seilst piiaxe. lA.alis feesia ornseea koilsss
fnt AtFk lsiAnd. ~ lftnNAts BhFfNffft,
Nasklsgton fa4s n. oftsmv =, osAa1oess Ne,4 LIS.
firs. gssa S4sf, bss hntnrr inGneiA, isisfsff As
Ahtts kn0f tse s.ai-cn, Hta9nh aih-ss Cahtfp "a
teanei Asr n is-ss 0s@i =, 1reHten. a. josfph.
tAl@rg ~ "a lA-s1s tatf 70 ll,'estl isavsnwsrfh
sa1 as Ais - kanesai kttff LA. kianssfiol4s md
- rzEh y hisaesstAi sasrtesn. - patets. and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24
r. PERKINS
s,li isep 10 stech
| FULL LINE Of IRON PIPE

wllh cssa apa kallsskls viitiags fos The same
fssAn aai Aoss hshSs, Open WAY and CON.
pfsssias rtsps af al klads. rtnks. sewer
fssps AID Sever fps.
7. fsftins has The nsesssssy toois 10 DO sny
% ~ rpaps, And vil gfsf estimates on sns
,ss large % smsil. or ht psps ss shep 10 diagram
~ ethsrs 10 Dus Up ~ eisiAnos.
xsseh ssisr. Vi. April II. iss-. matt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-24
the Great Rock island Route

The Great ROCK island Route
Gasyseiees kgead aafsorf ssAt Safety 70 these vhs
tftss3 a. its r-al - flscrougeiF tsastef lts
tef u a ksssg saeA lis hft1ss seia ssrttHfss
~ tfaps Ad ar~h its seiiag ssas II i.ffes h1raka
sAaa rss suetsN tshss ~ te safety appliances n
tresssaiu@i Ss1ass Ass infetlsa si tsssf
ssN4tas lts paf<irAl o5,-fatla y conservative and
nsAAsairel "a cisis stlst sad ernctlms TAe has
Nfp ~ ~ fsusssger a9tissA is unnsuAAf3 ID
~ Wrsi-snssfTss ~ The sefta
Al lafffss 1fatls tsa~efA ftftre snt f,e Misses-5
fsef ~ 81 Gsat yzaAs tlF tasxtsa nlAfma1reat
gallsasa feasrs tesa1s asS k4s~ysaF Cars, eisgemt
l4AgAx NAfs FfvfsaaAR ttSflftt fpeais Ard sf ssea
tAlrxss - sse.s, kisAsaA 49, ksAsas cs{-fessfei
Laflsslas S,s4Ar iA-R
Tho Famous Albert Lea Rcuto
n ths ct ftspreie at is4 EAlens.s kns hifns
4gssls aAi a. fetk stpf fss fspts sas lsst ffvs
trslHt Easy - 60 tftHssff faasats fsfsusta9us
sAfits EHa kANfltr "a fssfis stsat1s n low aEe
Msassts fhf fsek ~snt Ns44s "a tft43taa Il ts ~
tA1ssrgF hstatA faefAse "a NsiefaaVs A fsassa
ogslreAis ftS sla kaas ssaa kslkk4s.s rrrss sxfae
rls sa1ooasnsts 10 Ga fsiss helwfs ssai lsss
eahsfl4as. lAf&frsts sNs tagsassi Gtp~s VI 4trdYk
ssflsah Leaves ssFf1s AsxaAs ttf N3Gafas Yl4ia la
fasa ass lsssFnslsas ye-nts. glassrs - fsstrtss
sess4ds fza.iiss ladies' ara eAl1Fsn f-sssfe frrsa
ez4air 1ne esfAe3es "a Nft fsaane trssts fala.lsa-
~ palrfal ceessesF ~ ksnsis fssNffnsHl
Slf gissk h14s fsaF4eisit Ia al ~ flssnf$fx1
grksS Ace 81 tisf t.t4 s4aa4s 1ne N.1.akf aEy
aesiea4 tesssfsu1ilfss. ha4~ss.
az csElE ar s0Rs a s0iHsoos
.-~.S u-.a 9.~ sass ers4kt@ oss f.A ! e~. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
8 siNEEAL 2IARHET3.


unchanged, Whe2t dTopped off &c duriag the
seseIon, but recovered and closed firm as a
GS4c; October Gsi496sEc, closing 69]l =;
November 6975 10c, closing at 70i4c, nominal,
DIeeemDtr 54!&a7l#e' closing at nc,
Coin - Marketg9: shade higher; October,
2Sl4c, closing 3. &C; November 355ac, closing
at 3.3zc; December 4064lHG' oats dull, cash
% "a G254c; Ootober 23H 023ssc, closing at 23N
hisSy steady at 81 Co. Provisions Gull and
caey; pork, Irregular; standard mess, SIS o.;
new, SIS o., Lard S. . bid. Dry salt meats,
boxed, on orders shoulders s. IS; Icing clears
IS 40; clear ribs 50 60; short clears So l29.
Bacon, boxed shoulders S. %; long clears
50 27C3 80. clear ribs 81 2Iia so; short clears,
So 6SG9 SIX. Afternoon BOARD, wheat active
and hisher, November I01ac bid /; December ia
I21a; May Iozsc. Corn steady Oats firm
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 2-.-w hile the DISPOSE
ton Ct the wheat CTOyd on Change TO daC was
rather bullish outside speculation WIS so light
that nothing was done in the way OF buying.
Considering the lghJncss of speculation values
haa besn remarkably steady during the grttte-
part of the session As on yesterday, shortly
before the close there was an attempt "a the
part of wheat shorts 10 cover. fl i few minutes
sOGc old time activity W&s seen N the pit and
wncst went up nc before the closing bell IA
and 1t was with o, hculty that the OhceTs OF the
| llO5r could stop tracing and excitement III DIT
| AL futures sold &c over Official quot2t on s
! after close st lsr. e. Receipts show something
! tL ld4 It!S Ou " GGEt dESIO-dtlLs ~ pOl..';
| 100 60 bushels, aud shipments were larger
| footin1 Up 46S 0JO odsGels, shipping and export
| demand was limited and interfered VIII
| by an aavanCe in European frelght5
| Oct Der opened at So, declined TO 6S4 q $50
reacted TO 693s, declined again 10 6S74c, leac.eC
| and closed a. % !l-I5r. C,rn slOIeI Con5iGtr3
| bic weakness, due IN part % large receipts 81
| nCuICed fer ID morrow, 100 cars. and partly {,
larse offerings of LEGAL CYerssor5 when /
was moderately active; the market opene'
| about tle same as yesterC avs closing, with Of
ferinSs quite free and prices declined y a hc
near Utures showing 9reat weakness, the.
ruled fr ncr and ciosed i+G5zc lower than yes
| te:day. October opened ~ 4lHc, sold dow
| with small fluctuations 20 4lc, advanced al
closed at AhG4i;4c; May opened 3
441.c, receded irregular!y to 447Gc, re
covering to 44Sc, the closing prices. Tn
holders OF provisions uEloa led freely
owing to Unexpectedly large receipts 0
hogs and declice OF 1G2c in value OF animal
There was no outside buying orders OF conse
quence, and prices of October sho!t ribs mad
q net decline OF 3Oc. Janusry declined SC. Lar
was offered mors freely and declined "a csc
Pork for January sold q. Sl2 256l2 2IzI am
closed II SD 22& bid. Leading futures closed
Wheat, No. ?, September 69Sc, OCTOBER 69-s
|, Decemb.r, 72hc; May, 75c. Corn, September ,4lC
Octobe-, Az; November, 49,; May, Az
Mess pork, ear, Sill 81; January, S2 22n. Lart
September, IS IS; Octooerr $ s.; NoVembe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
nhs yort Worth rgs7kets.

BUTTER -l2}sc per h creamery 28c.
COTTON-7 S1+s as IS.
OOFFEE-Rio, fair 2l1lc; prime 22cj choice
7415c; Pea Berry 25hac.
CHEESE-Uhe better grades and ONO iactcry
lGGl6.c; fgu cream twins l6c.
AGE-Ca!ifornia, 81 co per loo lbs,
CANNED GOODS Prices per dozen: Pine.
slpies. standard, g 90, peaohss, st1ndard, :
bs, 81 %; 9 rs 81 So seconds, bs, 81 15;5 Ae
s. =; strawberries, 2 Ss 81 90: b!sckberries
81 %; green cages i; gooseberries s. 80; rasp-
berries 81 so; green peas 81 lC6l Sc toms loeaI
standard, , 81 10; seconds, Ms S: bo
81 40; green corn s. l00l 50; oystere, tu!i
So ns s; salmon, l h 81 p; bs g
nackerel ! N 81 Go; saTdine5, American, 81 d
3ase; Imported So SOFA GO case; Eagle CON
DRY G00Ds-Price list of fall and winter
Psiats-Albion silver grays. SIC; Albion sal
Ids. SIC; Aliens fancy, SIC; Aliens pinss
5l5c; Aliens ,taples, SIC; Amesbuiy fancy
5.c; American fancy, 5hc; American indigo
&c; Eddystone novelties, g.; BERWICK, sac
Cnar.er Oak, &c; Ramapo, $50; Merr!m see
shirtinCs sc; MerrimaC OK fancy, 51c; Ric hmont
mink. SIC; simpson mourning, 6;i simpson
silver gray, &c; simpson fancy, s.; steele river
| 5L.c: Slater solid, &c; Windsor novelties, o.
| Brown Cottons-Atlantic IL A, % S5s c
! A6ria.ic ~, exc; Argyle 1, sc; BeHast Il
4, 5sIc; Black Crow 1, &C; boot u go, -
| a6c; clifton @. Q. c. 6Ic; Derb,, bne oreWn
| Family cotton, exc; Glendale, 6iac; Granite
| vile E. E, exc: Marshall \ &C; Chapman a
Sc; Pioneer Y y, 2sc; Foxhal a; A. A., e1se.
| Blesched Cottons-Best out, DC; Be1ksniIe
sHG Black Reck c onmee n1ar1ii Io osae c
Tiiestor. .Ic: Forest Minis, &c; Fruit of IN
Loom. sxc: Gem of the Spindle, ~; I'll!
Edge, &c; Glad Tidings, IL; Great fals' &C
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
tCsnts at Executions.
London Lancet.


40 che can pity the despicaole coW2Td
no hlvlng murdered his victim in cold
-'o5, crouchss in horror before the
.s19-j upon Which tire penalty Of the
.'le IS TO be ps!i, out il is Giscreditaole
,t vus administration OF justice that the
sSSC0sl01 OF the last dread sentence OF
+ SN should be the occasion Of c scene
/ Ml-c1 the malcfhctor has 30 be "half
E1ssed and hslf carried by FIVE Warders''
Is oocm, and when on inc scaholu
ss!e6 SO violently thst the eXecuuo2er
r ul1culfy in performing his hldeous
ana IS "Quite unnerved." We can
uesire that the pupishment OF death
.Ung SIS it is inflicted for deterrent
SPoses-should be shorn OF its terrors
,le public mind; but we do most GER
uy think thst there should be no room
'ccaslon for scandal in connection
It's infection, and it is scandal that
victim should be able to recon-
:esist. Electricity snd the lethal
.xoer have been again and again sug-
~sa as alternative modes OF putting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22

The Gang Under John Barboar Believed
to be Making f,r tho Colorado Noun
taiDs
Special 10 the Gazette.
LIBERTY HILL, TEX, Sept. 21-The
outlaws mentioned in yesterdays special
are still at large, although making no eff
tort to leave the vicinity. II looks &s if
they came mere for purpose, and are il
tent upon fulfilling it, even in the face OF
the law. After taking the horses
from Mr.. Schooley, they proceeded
IN the direction of Florence and
last night took a Saddle from che Perry,
living four miles from here on the Flor
enCe road. The rangers all the while
brought up the trail with al the skill and
cunning Of the sleush hound and ct night,
fall were close upon the fugitives, but
darkness prevented them making the cap
| ture. After travelling some ten miles
east of here the robbers doubled on the
trail and came back to within
two miles Of the place
where the fight occurred on the
10Th and were met this evening
seven miles south CT here By J. W. Cox,
who was nerdirg stock, &nd relieved him
Of his provisions aud tobacco and in
structed him to pull his freight and keep
mum. Mr.. Cox rode to LeRnder, the
nearest telegraph cni3e and notified Off
Ger Council Of this place who had j1st re-
turned from the search for fresh horse.
| Deputy C0nneli ard posse of citiz-ns
/ from here AMI L9anGer are now on their
trail and only two hours behind them.
! The robbers are making for the Colorado
mountains in which they were hiding
when routed By the rangers. The whole
community is ueder arms and none feel
safe even IN their homes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
UN CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures from
TVS TO Three Points L0wcr-Th0
Money Market W83 Easy.
wheat Tiuctuated Narrowly Buri-g the
Day and CIosed at an Adveace-LiVe
Stock Transactions Brisk.
Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, TEX, Sept. q, 1887.


FORT WORTH, TEX, Sept. q, 1887.
Trade was fairly active too day.
Cotton receipts were nearly 200 bales;
prices ranging from 7BG8,35.
Beans have advanced sharply.
COTTON.
Ga the face of quotations this week
spots show 3 considerable decline while
contracts are slightly sdvsnced. The
former condition is explained by freer
offerings. The pressure of the new
crop movement has relieved Whist
ever ureasiness might have existed
over the supply available during tee
present month. In view of these circum-
stances spots have declined and are nearer
on parity with futures. The business
done in spots was about fair. Ia futures
more mas been done sGdvAlues are slightly
stronger or the week. The receipt Of the
usual crop reports on Saturday was pro
ductive Of slight upward movement.
The course of values then and since, how
| ever, lends color 20 the idea that much of
the irfuence of those reports h&d been
discounted before publication. II fact
the showing made While indicating con-
siderable declile IN condition had evil
IDENTIFY rot exceeded the general expecta
! ton Bradstree,'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
Another Gould.
New York Truth.


T2e following Incident goes TO show
ha- the bitterness between Jay Gould
'ld Cyrus Field has not yet died out:
Jay Gca.d recently became grand
stleE.
few days sitter the important event q
!, street n happened to meet Cyrus
g. who Is still sore over his trarsac-
yen With the ba5y's grandpa.
An, Nj. Field, there is smother Gould
/ ne business, so to speak," said ire
50 hear" remarked Field absent
fi1ta1ly.
They say It's fae boy-a regular lit
Regular little man, is he?" remarked
"a, cynicaliy. al he resembles III.
Ean-Ia,her he is about IS slnsll d man S;
'ef aad anything to DO with"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22

Columbia, S. c.. Sept, l8.-The grand
| ny Ct Chesterfield have brought to light
tsglacetul condition Of affairs in that
|Onty. Their Investigation shows that
! perfect epidemic OF adultery and bigs-
p Prevails in g certain section OF the
bounty. White women sre openly living
PA negroes and negro women with
f-i.e men. On one plantation eight
as5s are =, ported. The owner, g wel!-to-
L white man, has been indicted f>r Nv
F. IN adultery with s negro woman, and
F. other seven cases were against MS
FesIo farm hands fer living wiki white
f0uep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22

murderers to death. The authorities DO
not, 1t would appear, feel justified in
adopting either Of these expeaients. We
confess thst our sympathies are with
those who entertsin fe.r lest luxurious
and easy modes Of execution might de-
prive the ga!loWs Of the very little moral
lnflerce 1t At present exerts. Mean
while II must not be forgotten that some
thing is due to the sentiment Of humanity
which is supposed to pervsde that sec
ton Of the nation which is not, ct least
overly, criminal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
LYNCHED AT KILDARE
Ths Daughter of n Prominent Citizsn
Outraged by Hired Man.

Special 20 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEN, Sept. 2l A tele-
phone message this morning from
Kildare, & few miles east CT Jefferson,
communicated the news of most
heinous crime and swift vengeance to
its perpetrator. Mr. Garrett, one Of
Kildate's worthy citizens, had gore TO
Queen City on some business and during
the night Germsu in his employ entered
the room OF his daughter and raped her.
Tie alarm was soon given and the brute
WAS captured and immediately hanged
20 limb. Ii is said the young lady is
badly hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. I.-Catte-ReCeipts
Tha eaGse Markal,

GALvEsros;, Tx Sept. q -Coaeo- IN
charged.
NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-Cofee-Spot fair; BIO
dan and nominal III l5.. options opened "a
10 points nighe-. but Oeirs SHADE lower
Sales 79,2o5 bags; october IG 75aI7 90; Noyem-
Der II OjGlI p; December Il jJGl7 30; Jan
uGry Il +j0l1 81; February II 3jGll 60;
March II 450i1 60; April ]! 5oGl- 81; May
II 50Gl7 G5i June II 50GlI %. July III %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
Greatly Irnpgovea and Reduced IN Prie

Greatly Irnpgovea and Reduced Ia Prioe
The Weekly GAZETTE is row only 81. 90
4 year; and viii in future contain besides
the latest news from ell parts OF the
world, TslaGg4's sermon, fashion
e2d household department, most reliable
market report, Thrilling serial sto:ies by
the most popular aulhcrs VIII be weekly
fPHturn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
Paris Extension.
R0xl0n.
8eH Franklin,
Anbis, PsEis.
Roxl0n.

Connections made At Paris with Adams
Express Scr s., Louis, Chicago, Ciucin-
natl gnd esstar1 cities, ana at Purcell
vita WeIIs-Fargo ( Co.'S Express for
Kansas City, No, and Til POINTS IN Kan
sas, Nebraska aud Iowa,
We offer quickest and most direct
route between GsIges>cn sac Houston.
znd Fort Worn, G4.uesY!ya aud inter
mediate points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
Export on The Chatsworth ACCIDENT.

Export on the Chatsworth Z cCicent.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. 2l.-Presiteut
Leonard Of the Toledo, Peoria aud West
IN, has 1icd with the stste railroad com
nissi0n official rel Otts Of the Cns!sworth
Eg.deGt. The document saYs nothing Of
be circumstances under which the train
kas wrecked, nor does ii attempt to 10
Fsts the responsibility for the wreck. The
|qoTt estimates from the number Of
|Gssts sold that there were $40 persons
b tie train, OF whom eighty were killed,
pa the number injured IS given as 1871,
II who were employees OF the road.
[ae huZdred and two passengers have
|Noy5red from their injuries, end thirty
ne ere still under the care Of physicians.
ElTee CT four 6Te not free from danger CT
b., results
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
The Wool Market .

sr. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 2l.-Wool - Market
quijt and easy receipts I'Fh.; medium bIi. kt
l90 zoe; coarse braid IjG23c; HChI bright l76
pc; heavy 30. l4G2uc. Texas woot-Low 40 me-
dunn bright I2G24c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
COg20N MARKEIs.
Receipts at All United states Ports.
New YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.- Cotton-spot closed
steady AMI Lice lower
Sales 47G
Stock Sc $50 bales.
Ordinary, 7 Ice, qood or5insTc, SIC: Flow
miCd!h.g, 5-lGc midrnng, 9 II 49,: good mid
ding, 1916, w'CGl!nS f4ir 10 } l63
Futures opened easy ana ruled steady,
closing firm general 20 3 roluts lover.
sales, So 900 bales.
September. Observation-Disclosures. 500 81
October. Observation-Disclosures. 800 81
Noycn- ber.................... 2j0 @ 70
Dec raber. 26G u
January .............. ................ b
February. $50 9 30
March. Recommendations. ........... asa -
april e. $50 9 g
MaT ....-......... Observation-Disclosures. Ga "a
June .....,...... ........ .............
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
L1dlsG,

Go to Randall & Chambers Co. for Fire
Shoes; they have some lovely goods to
show you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
s1loa e, $50 bAjas.


LIVERPOOL. Sept. .-Cotton-spos closed
steady and unchanged.
Ordinary 475c; good ordinary Ice; low
middiing SIC; middn2B up:&nds TIC; mid
ding O1ieans 7-l6;.
.Tosaisales l2Oooi American 300; imports
800: American geo.
Futures opened and ruled steady, closed
easy, generally che point lower. September
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